New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS IS HAPPY.
THE PRESIDENT PAYS II SOME COAPLl-
MENiS.
yr DRIVES THROUGH TIE STREETS AND VISITS
THE EXPOSITION.

MrxSEAtoLIs. Oct 11-No one need suppose FOR
single instant that Minneapolis allowed Itself 10 be out
dane by 81 Pau the welcome 1T extenced to the freSi-
don't even though hs did stay ia 81. Paul nearly haii
dav LONGER man h. l in Minneapolis IL Is irhe thsre
was no reception. with is crush ana hustle IN M'uhe
.ls M; there was instead a visit TO the exhibition ana
500 soeeches in place OF Then. too. there was the
ly1ye ABOUT the city and the iiuihih'toh' III S'
PAM a ted OF 10000 lamps Minneapolis can show that
,,,,,ed a thousand or two more. II st. Paul asserts
a II used up miles Of bunting 10 show It's adnlra
a ,or the President, Minneapolis will no doabt be able
o. nr,ve that 1t used up fonr. II St Paul harbored
straneers over night, Minneapolis will attempt to
.,.uad. the outside world that these strangers were
y glad enough leave the rival city soon as pos
,,e ana come Minneapolis. there to enjoy them
selves IN good eaF1es%
san with all The preparations made and all the trouble
sv,.pse nat the reception committee went TO. the
TING extended 10 the President by the people was
,,eaely lusewarm. la his ride through tie city he
20 mo, with scarcely cheering. 1t was decidedly
o, and apatheiIc crow Curiosity hal brought most
,,,.,, and &c object of their curiosity not the
president, bn, Mrs Cleveland In this, however. Mime
apos ddnoi cIHer h"cn iroh "'noi '''i0' '''''s" "
the paety has passed.
,ss,TIsFACTIOv WITH THy COMMITTEE.
There isa goo deal of dissatisfaction expressed on
account of the in which the reception committee
asposed OF the Presidents tune here. The members
q, the reception committee are nearly all
interested in the exhibition which TO extent is
private enterprise They the President to 20 10 the
exhibition with the intention OF reading to him there
the formal address OF welcome and they expected. of
course. that wonld also make his reply there; but
they unwilling. 1t seems. TO admit the public 10 the
bnildng except upon the payment OF % cents head
In words. they proposed to make the President
visit speculative ven;ureturn, AS it were. the fres-
dent chief attraction OF their show, and compel
everybody 10 pay 10 see 1t
THE PRESIDENT MAKES TWO SPEECHES.
When the Ptesiden. informed IL probably too
late make different arrangements especially as he had
placed himself entirely in the hands OF the co1nittee 10
do with him fit during his stay in the city But
n. mended matters the best OF his ability by taking
an extra dip INTO his encyclopedias and delivering Two
speeches instead OF one-one TO hear whlch IL cost
aaiycrcd from the balcony Of the West Hotel.
II was the quality that has distinguished ms pro
yiis efforts ana was as non comlnittaL lie spsAe as
have come from wonderful OF Paul to its
seen nttis book e1ttled iuneapois ant ST. Pnl COM
pared demoising FLOWS to the pretence that
lie latter city phase feature the equal OF
ihs Ve1-r ,s'o sec bo,b CITES Inc hest means OF
s~It ne question discussed W n so much Spit have
ar not sed YIN the 1s.T G s amazed
places are twisting figures about to de,ermine
=. The bes eemphcaJons OF what American pluck and
When some CITY, with its splendid residences
and immense business blocks wtn us aeusly anu sur an
o, the world Hour mill IN e1istence Is oolet
mere SO @ els Of our dry ami Ina these
that millions barrels OF flour annually exported i'm
this city to foreign conntres UNI myse', ~, now
The We,l which use TO be presented to n yonns IN
arnaioD by The wagons covered " In oans4s "ie" ~ o
A. these df.s se ST % her "ecn
pants bid farewell to civ lation TINS As not
same Of inr poacers i Minnesota perhaps the
early SETTLERS OF indianapolis were there. -o, ..
1870 popu ,ton Of yOur tate was $4,000 and OF
these 80 900 were born IN he state OF
II Newlork boy hsi seen SOM Of these ~. 90
of New o2ie among yonr popnlaon Tor the pnr.
70 any particular their
only ,hnkins Of mo iaea hat when saw ne1 tas
ihen how absurd it woad he If siolll meet one OF
O. b.. pres ut home and Inc one ne or his
state Of NewYofE Resides the that states
u,i largely TO early popq gives
and every American citizen ong proud that his
aud success OF Minneapolis aud II Paul
THE SPEECH AT THE EXHIBITION BUILDING.
At the exhibition building, IN reply to the speech OF
welcome delivered by Mayor Aues the President said
AST tie CIV Of spSs Toof
sennauiing place holds anoag the ellis ie ran. T.
veoymsni than the permanent csta
sussqson %e,irss made at there shoaId senti
@sni and mat Is ppaesa IN our Government
care such AN increased trade am commeroc
dnetlon and financial Does sentiment ami especially
~, Ss elu Sre sGs "o 81 hHss '' past
I9s sentiment TIA, Viii iasars our c b e
,hs wheat ami -four Of Minneapols TO s,raSse Win ag
Tho visit of the President and Mrs
that it was Mrs Cleveland who opened tins ex
hbi:ion little more than year ago The President
ana his wife at Saranac and the electric impulse
was scnt from there.
TIE DAKOTA MEN DISAPPOINTED
1t is evident that the Dakota contingent who
came in large numbers yesterday TO attend
tie reception given TO the President in ST. Paul.
greatly exercised the fact that they received
no courtesy wnatever one man VINO
S na for e"ser Of the sioux
hustled of the Hotel Ryan. because MS petition
deferred by this however and made anoher enor, TO-
dsy to hre his petition At Soo"e1 o ta'D ~, nI'
who stopped to talk President unccre moniensy
told 10 move on lie wanted TO discuss lhe queS""h
OF admitting Dakota 10 the Union
Tnere we're at least a thousand Dakota men in town
No place fixed :or them on the drive from the station
No carriages awaited them in the dnve 10 Inc grahu
stand whore the President reviewed the parade
male 10 patch the matter up It is claimed that tho
President "Dan'l" put their hal heals 10
s the DAKOTA aHo people reception whether
Governor Church said that the whole thing mis-
know any tnmg about DAKOTA delegation and 50 no
p,uvsisn was made for them. But you see. last
Light, When we were WAItlte W got lu WI"
committee that the delegation we're here. Then they
stopped tie ihrong of Minnesota people and tho police
yelled out: Make way for the Dakota pcople Could
the Dakota people want any more than that T.
sTAg1ING FOR OMAHA.
President Cleveland and his party left Minneapolis at
so'clocE this evening the St Paul. Minneapolis and
Omaha Railroad for Omaha, where he will arrive tonor
row at IL a IN. aud remain hour. From Omaha Nc
goes 10. he remains tuirty minutes resnm-
his journey Kansas City immediately afterwarL
lie arrives there Wednesday al = IN the evening.
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ACTION OF THE PROG RESSIVE PIRTY.